Definition
T-bone steak is a cut of beef that includes both the tenderloin and the New York strip, separated by a T-shaped bone. It's similar to a porterhouse, but with a smaller portion of tenderloin. Think of it as the "dynamic duo" of steaks π―. It offers a combination of flavor and tenderness. Unlike a ribeye, it has a bone in the middle, which adds flavor during cooking. Itβs a popular choice for grilling and pan-searing.